Sentence examples for been linked to postponement from inspiring English sources

Further, unemployment has previously been linked to postponement of childbearing [ 45- 47].

Changes in partnership dynamics experienced in the past decades across advanced societies has been linked to the postponement of parenthood.

"As business rates are linked to inflation, postponement means there will be no real terms increase in rates over the five years.

The good thing is, thanks to this postponement, Google has given itself a second chance to get things right.

If there were to be another postponement it would seriously aggravate the problem.

Each player was entitled to three postponements for medical reasons during the match.

Patients who were subjected to hospital postponements were still prioritized following the same rule.

Werritty relayed the Sri Lankan request that the cancellation be termed a "postponement" to his friend.

Postoperatively, there is no evidence to support postponement of showering or postponement of changing of dressings to after 48 h.

The move is likely to force the postponement of parliamentary elections, scheduled to begin later this month.

Sylvester strongly suggested in his ruling that he was apt to grant a postponement, if requested, on Friday.